The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-16
A DUEL IN HIGH LIFE.
Possible Combat Between De Leuville
and Eristoff.
From the Ne,o York Star.

anu Ell iSOOn'
From the Ne'o YORK star
LONDON, July l2.--The Metropolitan
police have been requested to keep sharp
| lookout for the Nar,uis de TeuviIIa and
p,noI rnistoey o,,d - -. an, d,,ol Ia
'ii'1o - i''0',, -, anu ~ II GU any 'u'i '0
| tween them. Inc Marquis possesses many
and diverse accomplishments, being an ex-
cellent pistol shot, not altogether a bad
poet, tolerabe landscape painter
and a skillful swordsman. Six feet
| four inches high, with long hair
and shower of whiskers. wearing
shoulders broader than John l.. Suilivans
and NO. ! shoes, the Marquis de Leuville
| would attract attention even Ill Ilmbuctoo.
He Is living protest against the common
| place character OF the age. AS he walks
! down ficcadllly he looks like phantom
which one might see who had dined late
| with tailor he might be an antique beau
| VINO had stepped out OF an Old canvas Tor
merry tllrtaClon TO set III qulVer the tender
hearts OF WIDOWS from huSsia 10 Murray
| lllL, lie is the widows international
APoll0.
LltUle Is known OF FRINGE Erlstofl except
mat ne Is nobleman. lie seems 70 be an
obscure ana lnotenslVe prince taxing ms
summer vacation IN London, TINS beng the
tlne OF year that the walters at Baden Ba-
zen ana ' ichy eet TWO weeks OH i5elhg
huSSan i'rinGe IL would naturally be suS-
| specJeh CnaC Eflsuol was a NIhlllSC' ana an
indlgeshble soup which he once made for
the Czar, lent some color 70 The report con
hecu,ilS nun WIN Ghe Revolutionary move
ineht' lie was tully cXoheratei, however,
II beng amply proven that he had no con
ne non WIN uIlueTSrouh1 husSla OUTSIDE
thg klCcreh OF the W hlte ialace;
Inc encounter between tne noDle Marquis
le IeuNIne ana frihce EIlsUol' III Whlch
IIie HlaTquIs pursued Ile tTIhce ana Mrs:
FRANK Leslie through hyde fark on top OF
a man coacn Tx" demon OF mythoioSy, Is
to7lay IN Lohdoh a topic scarcely less III I'M
portahC IMAM the coventry eiecnon. Inc
crack Oh tie Marquis ue LeuVllles Whlp mas
been heard around the world. Mrs. Frank
l Leslle, oIllllant ana peautlIul woman, VINO
aphorS loCoriety, was very llluch annoyed
py the lhcloenI one had gone 10 europe
70 Cnaperohe MISS Ella behhett, ncauJllui
SailloIii n glrl VINO owns several lones ana
loHT oT i've pohallHas III ohe SIerras.
MrS' L'sllH hefselI was SO handsome ana
ohChe IiaC the impression lhhocehtly got
aoIot'u III Uiie courts vi Europe Cna1 MISS
pen penlleCL was cilflper0hlhS Mrs. Leslie Inc
ia'I P'inhsiler ScoIeu great SOCIAL success
III Sile llueIary ana arC circles OF Lohuoh,
ana when the MARQUIS de Leuvllle saw her
rlolhg WIN Prince Erlstoft he Is sald TO
nav peeii cols.ili nv WIN ealousy: ms Is
one eNplaIluioh Oh the nearly tragic ARRAY
n
6lle ltlhu' Ill the nineteenth century, III hyue
r1 nn
me oUner explanation gwen py cup
man, - sl IN ana leSs OBSCURE IL IS 10
Che eHeoo ChaI the trouple between uhe TWO
senIleIllel ol the upper class arose from an
TIIoIiu'ate mlSqhderStahdlng at cards
Inc ne MARQUIS de Leuyilie on arising from
siie Oaole iou,il oi'tI IrIllce EriSIoll OWED
lllll TWO slill III SIX pence ma penny ana
TWO peers Inc FRINGE frankly ocknoWl-
edge5l uhe uepC, ana oiIered the Marquis ms
e eIcf As the MARQUIS had been playing
lor seven hours, ne naturally Ielt indignant
at tlle attempt OF the RUSSIAN Prince TO
eVauo ms Iihanclal reSpohsioilltes.
III &a'Itlon 10 Ihls TACT the Marquis de
heuVllie nappeheu 10 DE embarrassed at the
sl by oeiilg IN debt at the par Tor
lour glasses OF Deer plate OF pretzelS ana
mutton PIE. inc TWO gentlemen parted
MN MN colo ulghlUy at Uhe 1iine. Wheh the
nm9rquis ue LSuVilie subsequently Struck
Irihce ErlStoif WIN hVery stable whip
ana calleu MN thlet ana swindler, 1t
was cutting reference TO the two shillingS
SiXpehce ma penny ana two beers, out or
Whch the frlnce mad SO cunnngly and IN
Such baretaced manner tried to swindle
the MARQUIS.
VI such importance is the honor OF each
OF these gentlemen that though the death OF
elther would he an lrreparable loss to the
Prince EriStOff was overcome with rage this